Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-12-01


Racstte and Candy, the murderers OF
Settler McLeIsh, have been brought to
Regina. N. w. T., from tho International
boundary. having been handed over by
the United States authorities.
an attempt is being made to unssat Sir
John Macdonald on q charge Of bribery
Snd corruption. An investigation IL Ia
progress at Kingston. Can. There are 80
charges OF bribery by giving or pro usising
to give money for votes In the protested
election Of Sir John.
Sarah Bernhardt re-appeared 10 the Porte
st. Martin in Paris. in Sardou's tragedy
La osca." The play is lugubrious and
repulsive. but gives a character admirably
suited 10 Nine. Bernhardt's talents. She
was well supported. The play is splendidiy
mounted and ELECTED the greatest enthusi.
asm.
All Chow, a Chinaman, was executed at
Lytton, B. c., for the murder OF All Lue
on March Ia. The prisoner cried plteously
while the preparations were being made.
He rallied at the last, asked for tobacco
and paper. rolled him self q cigarette, lit
II. and, looking at the clock, smoked until
the time Was up.
The Catholic assembly oil Hungary has
voted to present to the pope an address
signed by 1900. 900 men and sc. 900 won
Uus Il 10 tiiuTCu tNffcClIOu 10 - UIt5tutou
to the pope amounts to $S5, 900. The ad-
dress favors granting temporal power to
the pope. IL is feared the address will
make a a Impression In Italy.
Gladstone has written a letter TO Col.
Doping apologizing FOR inaccurate state
ments he had made concerning him In re.
ference to the occurrences at Gweedore, Ire
land. He said he did not mean to impute
to Doping the use Of n loaded rife. Dop-
ping is satlstisd with the apology and has
withdrawn his action against Gladstone.
In a speech at the meeting OF the nation
al union OF Conservatives at Oxford, Lord
Salisbury said: He saw in the success OF
the conference the happiest augufy for the
future. Information from Scotland show
ed hat the calm sense of the Scotch would
not sanction any scheme endangering the
integrity OF tho empire. He acknowledged
the generous and unstinted help OF the
Liberal Unionists.
A letter written by Baiiour, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, is published, in which he
refers to the 'grotesque episode" OF
0'Brien's clothes, and says: 0'Brien Is
not treated in Tullamore prison either
with leniency or severity. He has SUCCEED
ed in sheltering himself under n medical
opinion-that his lungs are delicate and
his heart action weak II 0'Brien refuses
TO wear prison dress, force win not be ap.
piled to compel him. There Is no reason
why he should o fulfil his term in pris.
on but he cannot safely be subjected to
the usual discipline.
The crisis in France creates excitement
in all circles. 1t is known that Grevy's
message Of resignation is not ready and
nothing is settled about a new ministry.
Somebody started a rumor that Grevy
might back out after all. and this made his
onoonenfs angry. MANY names are men,
toned In connection with the presidency.
but among French republicans n decision
to the preference appears TO be shown for
Floquet. He Is the most popular speaker
who ever filed the chair at the Palais
Bourbon. and this has much to 10 with the
choice Of the great body OF impartial poll
tieians.